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View the Visitiation Schedule |
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The purpose of visitation is to encourage family communication and to provide opportunities for associations beneficial to the inmate’s overall adjustment. Visitations are conducted either at the main entrance which is referred to as Control 1 Area, or at the secondary entrance which is referred to as Control 3 Area. Each inmate will be allowed up to two (2) visitors only per visitation day (two adults or one adult and one child). A parent or guardian must assompany children under the age of 18. All children must have adult supervision before, during, and after a visit.
Presently, an inmate can only visit with 2 people at a time. However, if 5 people show up, we allow any 2 people at a time to visit during the hour. All 5 can visit during the hour but only 2 at a time. |
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You Must Be an Approved Visitor
Visits are allowed on certain visitation days and times as specified in a list compiled by the inmate and approved by the corrections facility. Each inmate classified at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility will complete a visitation form listing up to five (5) persons who will be allowed to visit them on visitation days. The inmate can only update their visitation list during the first 5 days of each month. Visitors on the list will be the only persons allowed to visit the inmate with the exception of clergy, attorneys, and infants under one (1).
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Where Do You Go to Visit an Inmate?
John Polk Correctional Facility
211 Bush Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773
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When You Enter the Corrections Facility You Must:
- Arrive 30 minutes prior to the visitation time.
- Fill out the visitation log.
- Have your name checked against the authorized visitation list.
- Present your photo identification to the clerk.
- Abide by the Corrections visitor regulations below.
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Visitor Regulations:
- Visitors are warned, by a public posting at the facility, that the introduction of contraband is a felony offense.
- Visitors are not permitted to introduce cameras, radios, record or tape players, gifts, purses, food, etc. into the visitation area. These items, including any film or tape thought to have been used in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, will be subject to confiscation.
- A visitor may be searched at any time if there is reason to believe the visitor may be in possession of contraband.
- Visitors wearing attire that is too brief or revealing will not be permitted to visit.
- If an inmate is going to appear in court and needs clothes for trial, clothing for trial will only be ACCEPTED 72 HOURS PRIOR to the actual court date.
Violation of Visitation Rules
Visitors who fail to comply with the rules and regulations of the John E. Polk Correctional Facility (Seminole County Jail) will be escorted from the facility and denied visitation. A form will be completed and forwarded to the Facility Director via chain of command detailing the violation and the action taken. The decision for future visitation will be at the discretion of the Facility Director or designee. |
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